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This is a tracking category forCS1 citations that link author, contributor, editor, interviewer, translator name(s) to another language Wikipedia either by directly linking the assigned value (|author=[[:de:Abraham Lincoln|Abraham Lincoln]] or by use of|author-link=:de:Abraham Lincoln linking to the German-language Wikipedia, for example).

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